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Liquor Saloons Run by Women and Turkish Mission Plans
Fragmented notes recount New York liquor saloons run by women and ambitious Constantinople plans to send missionaries into Africa to aid followers of the Prophet. The text extols a syrup as a gentle laxative and healthful remedy, suggesting widespread public health discourse of the era.
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